Why Mines
Your son or daughter will study advanced engineering, mathematics, applied science, economics and the liberal arts, preparing for a rewarding career in a diverse and global economy.
Mines students work hard, and they take advantage of rich minors, such as Economics and Business, Humanitarian Engineering, McBride Honors (a minor in Public Affairs), Bioengineering and Life Sciences (BELS) and the liberal arts. These programs engage and prepare them for leadership roles and unique job opportunities that can influence positive change in the world.
Job placements are high, starting salaries average $61,000 per year, and Mines graduates are always proud to display their silver diplomas, a symbol that connects them with other outstanding Mines graduates around the world.
Check out the Career Center and the Center for Academic Services and Advising (CASA) for more information.
